Cobra Golf Clubs
Cobra Golf Clubs: A Complete Lineup Guide
Every current Cobra family — drivers, woods, irons and wedges — and where each one sits.
Drivers
Cobra’s driver range runs under the OPTM name, with four heads solving four different problems.
OPTM LS is the low-spin head, with adjustable weights, aimed at high swing speeds that generate more spin than they want.
OPTM X is the all-rounder, and the head most mid-to-low handicap golfers should start with.
OPTM MAX-K is the very high MOI option — the most forgiving in the family.
OPTM MAX-D is draw biased, with fixed heel weighting, built explicitly for golfers who slice.
Alongside them sits the KING TEC Mini Driver, a smaller-headed club that lives between a driver and a fairway wood.
All the OPTM heads share H.O.T. Face technology, a lightweight crown, and the FutureFit33 adjustable hosel.
Fairway woods and hybrids
OPTM LS Titanium Fairway, OPTM X Fairway and OPTM MAX Fairway cover the fairway slots, following the same logic as the drivers. OPTM hybrids handle the long-iron replacements.
The titanium fairway is worth noting — it is not a common construction at this price point.
Irons
This is where Cobra gets interesting, and where the range is widest.
The 3DP family uses 3D-printed internal structures: 3DP MB is a muscleback blade, 3DP X is a players-distance iron, and 3DP Tour is the tour iron.
The KING family covers the rest: KING is game improvement, KING MAX is super game improvement with a larger head and more offset, and KING Tec is a compact players cavity back. KING Tec X and KING Tec X One Length complete the set.
Wedges
Snakebite is the flagship, built around aggressive groove technology. Snakebite-X is the more forgiving version.
The two things Cobra does that nobody else does
3D-printed irons. A printed lattice inside the head allows weight to be placed in ways casting and forging cannot achieve. Whether you feel the difference is debatable; that it is a genuine manufacturing departure is not.
One Length. Every iron built to the same length — typically 7-iron length — so your setup and swing stay identical throughout the set. This is Cobra’s signature idea and it deserves serious thought rather than dismissal.
Buying tip: Cobra’s driver names describe purpose, not rank. MAX-K is not a lesser club than LS — it is for a different golfer with a different problem.
Model names current as of September 2026.